Wrapping up what is being called Season 3.5, the quirky and charming ROYAL PAINS is part medical procedural drama and part character driven comedy. A consistently “under-the-radar” crowd pleaser, the series follows a young physician forced by circumstance to work as a ‘concierge doctor’ in the Hamptons. We sat down recently at the Television Critics Association press event with series star MARK FEUERSTEIN and guest star TOM CAVANAUGH (who plays a golf pro with a possibly fatal disease) to talk about how 3.5 might shake out.
The Season 3.5 finale of ROYAL PAINS airs tonight on USA
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Wrapping up what is being called Season 3.5, the quirky and charming ROYAL PAINS is part medical procedural drama and part character driven comedy. A consistently “under-the-radar” crowd pleaser, the series follows a young physician forced by circumstance to work as a ‘concierge doctor’ in the Hamptons. We sat down recently at the Television Critics Association press event with series star MARK FEUERSTEIN and guest star TOM CAVANAUGH (who plays a golf pro with a possibly fatal disease) to talk about how 3.5 might shake out.
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